Need website for AmazingOldPhotos.com

300.0 GBP

300.0 GBP peopleperhour Technology & Programming Overseas
67 days ago

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I have an archive of 3,000 amazing photos of Asia from the early 1900s. I wish to sell them to Hotels in the regions where the photos were originally taken (India, Japan, China etc).
The main focus of this website is to display the photos in a simple but effective manner. I already have a logo and a design in mind and have put together a specification (please see attached...). I am looking for a high quality end product. I am looking for the ability to add further photographs to the website as and when they become available. All photos to be tagged to ease user searches.

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